Headphones

get some sony eggos...not sure if they have been recommended already i cant be bothered reading all of the posts :P
http://www.audiocubes.com/product_info.php...&products_id=42
http://www.audiocubes.com/product_info.php...&products_id=41

when i'm dj-ing i'm using http://www.new-line.nl/webshop/cat/s/rpdj1210.jpg

at home i'm listening with sennheiser HD 280

I use a cheap pair of collapsable headphones from Sony. But I may have to go out and get me a pair of those cordless headphones!

Man if you will spend 300 dollars...get the BOSE. They are noise canceling, I couldnt hear ANYTHING in the store, just the music. Also it is so real as I stated before I actually turned around because I though an employe was talking to me!!! Those headphones are AWESOME! They also have a 150 dollar pair which I showed you. I would go with BOSE.

I am using Wireless headphones from a company in uk called something
with wireless...

for wireless
IEM > * headphones..... one day you guys will learn

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Originally posted by muchspl2@27 November 2003 - 15:41
for wireless
IEM > * headphones..... one day you guys will learn

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:P Ohhhhh.The man talks the talk but where are his Phones? :P

Lets see what we can learn

i use sony - one has a L on it the other a R

thats all i know about it !

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Originally posted by gemby!@27 November 2003 - 18:43
i use sony - one has a L on it the other a R

thats all i know about it !

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:lol:

Thats all you need to know I guess. :D

grado sr60's are on my shopping list this xmas.

they are ugly as sin but sound fantastic. they retail at about £90 here in the uk.

here

lol i use whatever i can afford even if they stink

I got Sennheiser HD 250 Linear II
I like the low frequencies a lot.
Other than that i think they getting used and old,
been steppin on the cable while playing the guitar etc.

Some links,´:

PDF , Review , another Review

..the price is about 150 - 170$ i guess. (didnt read the reviews, i know these are Ok for me) :P

If i had to get new ones, i'd check what ppl in the biz uses, in studios etc,
and i would read a lot of reviews. ;)

Cheers:
-GS-

http://www.angelfire.com/pro/etrotech/ETROcroplogo2.jpg all day long ; can't stop http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detai...4#more-pictures

im sorry 150 dollars is too much to spend on something like that

:-"

rofl this could belong in hardware world...

i think its too expensive.

I just bought some :D

Goodmans PROCD9007 Cordless Headphones - £22.34

Full size closed back design. Autoscan RF tuning. Surround sound effect. Crystal clear reception (new 863-864MHz). RF reception range up to 100 metres. Independent headset volume control. On/off switch with LED power indicator. Rechargeable circuitry with rechargeable batteries included. Low level transmitter with spare aerial mast. Attractive two tone platinum/silver colour. :music1:

sennheiser hd250 mk2 - I love em, I mean I really really love them :music1:

and I have sennheiser hd202 for anyone else in the house that wants to use headphones, the 250s are MINE :angry:

and just for good measure i have sennheiser ehsomething :huh: open backed for my mini disc.

I like sennheiser a lot :lol:

EDIT: and hell yeah the 250s were kinda pricey, but I just go without shoes for a while, but you can pick up hd202s for 25 quid or so, prolly less and they're real good. I suppose it depends how much time your gonna spend in them for how much you wanna pay for em ;)

I use sennhiser HD497 amazing open cans, for only 70$

I'm not sure if you're gonna use theese headphones for just listening to music, or if you are also making your own music.... If music is a important thing in your life and you want the best out of your headphones, you'll have to go somewhere btw 80-150 $

My current headphones is AKG K44 costed me about 75$ and is almost good enough for my needs...


Try this to get AKG's recommendation



-GoR-